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Damian is allowed to have complex thoughts and feelings about his abusers btw.

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"Ra's and Talia would use his art against Damian as punishment!" shut the fuck up actually.

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Ok yall, i've seen a lot of misinformation on who was the first *insert superhero here* so here are some common superheroes who passed on their mantle and in what order each character was this hero. This post is meant to be informative.

This post has Batgirl, Robin, Flamebird, and Flash.

BATGIRL

- Bette Kane was Batgirl for seven years (1961-1967) and she was THE original batgirl. (Yup! Barbara was not the first!)

- Barbara Gordon was the most iconic Batgirl and most depictions of Batgirl in animation/live action are her. She was Batgirl from 1967-1988. (There are most recent depictions of her as batgirl but she was officially retired by DC editorial in 1988)

- Helena Bertinelli was Batgirl during the No Man's Land arc which ran through most of 1999. It happened for less than one year so if you don't want to count her that's fine. This list is more for educational purposes.

- Cassandra Cain was Batgirl right after Helena Bertinelli near the end of No Man's Land in 1999. She stopped being Batgirl in 2009 and came back in late 2010 with her new alias Black Bat.

- Stephanie Brown was Batgirl from 2009 to 2011 when DC launched the New52 timeline where she was reverted back to Spoiler.

- Tiffany Fox was Batgirl in 2014 during the league of Batgirls arc.

ROBIN

- Dick Grayson was the original Robin, his first appearance was in 1940 and his last appearance as Robin was in 1984, he was Robin for 44 years.

- Lance Bruner was Robin during a 1969 run of The Brave And The Bold. He died as Robin.

- Jason Todd his first appearance as Robin was in 1983 and he officially took over the Robin mantle in 1984. He died in 1988, being Robin for only four years.

- Carrie Kelley was Robin in 1986 during a Batman comic run. She later adopted the Catgirl mantle. (Alternate universe)

- Tim Drake became Robin after Jason died, his first appearance was in 1989. He became Red Robin in 2009 but got put back into the Robin mantle in 2019, he currently fills in as Robin when Damian is out of town.

- Stephanie Brown was Robin for three months (71 days) in 2004. She was only in a few issues and got nerfed like right after.

- Damian Wayne has been Robin since 2009, and is currently holding the Robin Mantle.

FLAMEBIRD

- Jimmy Olsen was Flamebird Pre-crisis

- Bette Kane was Flamebird post-crisis

- Ak-Var was Flamebird for a little bit

- a Kryptonian hero was also called Flamebird

- Kara Zor-El was Flamebird for a tiny bit

- Lois Lane used the Flamebird alias once

(aka Bette Kane was the one to use the Flamebird alias the most but the alias itself is such a small role that i cant even tell you dates or anything...)

THE FLASH

- Jay Garrick is the original Flash, his first appearance was in 1940. (Timelines are always messed up when referring to Flash so I'm only gonna out their first appearance.)

- Barry Allen was Flash after Jay Garrick, his first appearance was in 1956

- Wally West was originally Kid Flash, but became The Flash after some timeline shenanigans with Barry. His first appearance was in 1960

- Ivana Christina Molotova was experimented on and gained speed powers. She was Lady Flash for a while (1987) but changed her alias shortly before her death.

- John Fox is a Flash from the future (27th century) that went back in time to ask Jay Garrick for help. His appearance was in 1990

- Jesse Quick was The Flash after Wally West was integrated with the speed force. She had the powers of Liberty Belle as well as a connection to the speed force. Her first appearance was in 1992

- Bart Allen was first Impulse and then Kid Flash, he became The Flash after Wally West's disappearance. His first appearance was 1994 (as Impulse)

- Avery Ho became The Flash during DC's Rebirth era. She joined the Justice League Of China and was one of the best Flashes with Bart Allen and Wally West. Her first appearance was in 2016.

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This is all for now, let me know if theres a superhero alias you want me to do <3

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Adding to that last post, I mentioned on a different platform how I don't personally like seeing people say that Dick and Damian are more father/son than Bruce and Damian because I thought it was a complete disservice to their true dynamic which is a lot more complicated, and someone was like "but they are father/son"

Like bro what were you doing during your English classes that you completely missed the point.

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If I lived in Crime Alley, I would probably be scared of The Red Hood.

Long post under the cut

(this is not me bashing on people who like those hcs where the people of crime alley love red hood this is just my own thoughts)

We as Readers can comprehend more about a character than any one actually living inside that world. This is because we are given glimpses into their thoughts, we know their backstories, and we understand their motivations.

The opposite is true for a random citizen living in Gotham. They know nothing about the vigilantes that supposedly "help and rescue" victims. They don't know their identities, or their backstories or motivations.

Keeping that in mind, if I were to be a random citizen of Crime Alley, I would not trust the Red Hood, I'd very likely fear him.

All I'd know is that this is a murderer prancing around at night using the Joker's old moniker. He successfully controlled the drug trade multiple times, and has shown himself capable of climbing the ladder into controlling the Gotham underground. He seemingly kills whoever he wants with no warning, and he clearly has some vendetta against Batman.

I would be afraid to live somewhere like that. Where a simple misstep could lead to my death. I'd be afraid of The Red Hood deciding he wants to kill more than just "the worst of the worst".

If I knew he patrolled around my apartment I'd lock my windows and doors, turn off all my lights and pretend no one was home. After all who knows what motivations this vigilante has for doing this. For killing people and becoming a crime lord.

Idk yall i just think i wouldnt feel very safe and secure within Gotham especially Crime Alley.

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Thinking about how the Super-Human Registration Act Wiki states that Iron man was in support of the Act because he thought he could change it over time and how signing this version of the act didnt mean he wasnt going to push for reform of the act.

Also thinking about how none of this is relevant in the movie because most people can't use their brains. If Tony has shown time and time again that he will revise and fix documents, what made people think he wouldn't do the same to the Sokovia Accords?